Editable printable template for Psychology student double-sided key rings. Replace with your school name and student graduation year. These have gone down very well with students and are a cheap but effective end of year gift to give out before examinations or at a results day. Simply buy some blank rectangular key rings which can be bought in bulk from websites like Amazon or Ebay, and place inside two cut outs - one image and one school name.

A comprehensive revision guide covering all aspects of the Cognitive Psychology A Level unit, suitable for the Edexcel A Level Psychology 2015 specification. Contemporary study included: Schmolck. Revision guides are also available for Social, Biological, Learning, Clinical and Criminal units. Former A Level student: “I am so grateful for the hours and hours that you put into making those revision guides, because they were the most helpful thing to use, and you should sell them because they are far better than any textbook I have bought!”

A comprehensive revision guide for Edexcel GCSE Psychology: Paper 2: Topic 9: Sleep and Dreaming. Unit checklist Content summaries Key term glossaries Links to websites and videos for support/stretch and challenge

This is a revision framework booklet for students to complete to summarise the main knowledge required for Edexcel A Level Psychology Paper 2 - Clinical and Criminological Psychology. Please note this is a template for students to complete - not a revision guide. The booklet contains revision frameworks for all theories, studies, treatments etc. for Clinical and Criminal units. This can be easily edited to adapt for any different contemporary studies you teach. It also contains revision frameworks for the two key questions and two practical investigations. Finally, it has a key term glossary for each of the units too.

Designed for Edexcel A Level Psychology to help students prepare for their A Level Paper 1, in relation to the Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology topics from all Paper 1 units: Social, cognitive, biological and learning theories. I used these resources over a series of 5 online virtual lessons, two for students to create a summary for individual differences, two for students to create a summary for developmental psychology and one for practicing related exam questions. The tasks could obviously be adapted to be group tasks for face to face teaching. Differentiation provided through structured support sheet and detailed exemplars. Lesson pack contains: PowerPoint presentations to support students in reviewing the content and creating their own summaries (x2) Support sheets to help students summarise the content (x2) Detailed exemplar grids with all ID and Dev Psych content summarised (x2) ID/Dev Psych practice exam questions Word Document

This PowerPoint is a visual learning journey to display to students to help them to articulate their “learning journey” of Psychology. The resource covers KS3, 4 and 5 and can easily be adapted as required to suit your school’s programme of study. The individual topics covered in this resource relate to Edexcel GCSE and A Level Psychology, but again, these can be edited to suit different units for other specifications.

A comprehensive revision guide covering all aspects of the Clinical Psychology A Level unit, suitable for the Edexcel A Level Psychology 2015 specification. Optional disorder included: Anorexia nervosa. Contemporary study included: Guardia. Revision guides are also available for Cognitive, Biological, Learning, Social and Criminal units. Former A Level student: “I am so grateful for the hours and hours that you put into making those revision guides, because they were the most helpful thing to use, and you should sell them because they are far better than any textbook I have bought!”

This is a PowerPoint to support a “taster” session with year 8 or 9 students, before they choose to study Psychology at GCSE level. This PowerPoint is suitable for the Edexcel 9-1 GCSE Psychology specification. The PowerPoint encourages students to define Psychology themselves, discusses a definition of Psychology, briefly overviews the course topics and structure and then supports students to engage with a brain hat creation activity. *Please note that the 3D brain hat worksheet is not included in this resource, as this is not my work - but it is readily available for free online from a quick search. * Please note that an extension activity directs students to use the Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Psychology textbook - this can easily be removed if you do not have the textbooks accessible for students.

A comprehensive revision guide for Edexcel GCSE Psychology: Paper 1: Topic 3: Psychological Problems. Unit checklist Content summaries Key term glossaries Links to websites and videos for support/stretch and challenge

A comprehensive revision guide for Edexcel GCSE Psychology: Paper 1: Topic 5: Social Influence. Unit checklist Content summaries Key term glossaries Links to websites and videos for support/stretch and challenge

A comprehensive revision guide covering all aspects of the Social Psychology A Level unit, suitable for the Edexcel A Level Psychology 2015 specification. Contemporary study included: Burger. Revision guides are also available for Cognitive, Biological, Learning, Clinical and Criminal units. Former A Level student: “I am so grateful for the hours and hours that you put into making those revision guides, because they were the most helpful thing to use, and you should sell them because they are far better than any textbook I have bought!”

APRC and GRAVE printable revision cards for all named studies in Edexcel A Level Psychology (Criminological Psychology included as the optional unit). When printed double sided on A4 paper, the sheets can be cut in half so that the APRC description of a study is on one side and the GRAVE evaluation is on the other side. The studies are organised into three sections - so they could be printed on three different colours of paper to help students categorise studies. 1 - CLASSIC STUDIES Social - Sherif Cognitive - Baddeley Clinical - Rosenhan Biological - Raine Learning - Watson and Rayner Criminological - Loftus and Palmer 2 - CONTEMPORARY STUDIES Social - Burger Cognitive - Schmolck Clinical - Guardia (anorexia) Clinical - Carlsson Biological - Brendgen (also Biological twin) Criminological - Howells Learning - Capafons 3 - OTHER NAMED STUDIES and RESEARCH METHODS EXAMPLES Clinical case study - Bradshaw Learning - Pavlov Clinical interview - Vallentine Social - Milgram + 3 variations Cognitive - HM Learning - Bandura 61 63 and 65 Biological adoption - Kety

This is a PLC (personalised learning checklist) for Edexcel A Level Psychology. Please note that you may need to edit the contemporary studies as relevant (as the specification offers choice of which to study). The optional unit included in this resource for Paper 2 is Criminological Psychology. The resource contains an Excel spreadsheet with each sub-topic and a column for a RAG rating from students each term, from year 12 term 1 to year 13 term 5 for Paper 1 topics (Sheet 1), and year 13 term 1 to year 13 term 5 for Papers 2 and 3 topics (Sheet 2). These can be printed for students and kept at the front of their folders/books throughout the course and coloured in, or they could of course be shared electronically and completed by changing the colour of the cells.

PowerPoint presentation for a brief overview of the course and student suitability for GCSE 9-1 Edexcel Psychology. This PowerPoint could be used for a year 8 or 9 assembly, or could be used at the beginning of a GCSE Psychology taster session.

Question and answer revision quiz cards relating to content from Edexcel A Level Psychology Paper 1 and/or Edexcel AS Psychology Paper 1 - Social Psychology. Can easily be adapted if you have studied different optional content.